Pictures of production Model 3s

[Snow Drift]

I ask myself how the Camera man did know that the car will stop exactly at his/her position? Maybe just coincidence or they did know that they do stop at the same spot all the time.... or its a leaked video designed by Tesla to create some good mood.....

We don´t know what we don´t know....

Maybe they stopped multiple times (at the same spot) to launch the car and this was the best recording to post online...

 

[anonim1979]

It is like they had been there before and saw (and filmed) those test again and again...
Inconceivable! So it's a setup!

P.S. Check google maps - it is the best place to stop.

/edit ninjaed.

 

[jhs_7645]

Well known fact in the auto industry; white accentuates uneven panel gaps and black accentuates panel blemishes and distortions. Choose wisely.

White also accentuates the beautiful lines of the car far better than any other color. Choose wisely

 

[206er]

Well known fact in the auto industry; white accentuates uneven panel gaps and black accentuates panel blemishes and distortions. Choose wisely.

Maybe so, but more importantly - black is baller and white is not. Choose wisely.

 

[jhs_7645]

Maybe so, but more importantly - black is baller and white is not. Choose wisely.

Almost five years in... I still don't see a single scratch or buff line on my 'white' non-baller ride. Not too many black cars appearances fare that well.

 

[az erik]

Jeez, and here I thought that the wood trim was going to be a hand hewn full 3x6 structural beam of open pore mahogany.

Yeah I mean, we should cut down a few more trees for the 500,000 to be built in the next couple years. I however plan on making larger solid pieces of rare(r) woods fo fun. Wenge and zebra wood, possibly Purple Heart for girls

 

[Krugerrand]

Maybe so, but more importantly - black is baller and white is not. Choose wisely.

I’m all about baller, I think.

 

[Krugerrand]

White also accentuates the beautiful lines of the car far better than any other color. Choose wisely

Don’t notice those lines if they are interrupted by uneven panel gaps.

 

[oneeyejack]

How so? Your picture pefectly illustrates my point! Every aspect of the display is perfectly visible.
I just don't get it, honestly. What are you talking about???



Apparently. But how on earth?
See the picture above. Which part of the display is obscured to you?
Of course, if you meant that while turning the wheel parts of the display become obscured: of course they do, but if you have to turn your wheel so hard that the display becomes obscured, you are turning off from the main road. In that situation, do you really need to look at the display, or shouldn't your eyes at that moment not rather be on the road to watch out for pedestrians, oncoming traffic or other potential dangers?
And please, that's meant as an honest question, not as an attack on anybodys driving habits.



(Emphasis mine)
Now there's the German perfectionist in me that would call not adjusting your seat, steering wheel etc. to your needs irresponsible behaviour. Even if you don't have driver profiles in your car, adjusting seat and steering wheel seems less a hassle than dealing with the consequences of an accident.

if you drive like this, you have to get up to look.

 

[oneeyejack]

if you drive like this, you have to get up to look. easier to just look over to the screen for whatever I need.

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[Zaphod]

Aren't amber lights on the front required as part of the parking/clearance lights?

Yes, but those are included in the lower lights. You can't seem them directly head-on (which wondering how that is legal?) but can see them once off center or from the side. If you look at the video on the Model 3 page on the Tesla site, you can clearly see them below, but not lit amber in the actual headlight housing.

 

[Zaphod]

I was responding to a post with photos in the daytime. And no, the ones in bright daylight are the worst. It increases the contrast between the very bright car and the dark gaps.

I recall that same post had both picture in the daytime and night time. This is the post I thought you were responding to: Pictures of production Model 3s

To me the night time picture with the flash makes the gaps stand out significantly more than just a daytime picture.

 

[derkan]

Skryll, thanks so much for posting. Did you sit in the back seats and can you comment about how it felt legroom/headroom-wise? I'm trying to get a sense of how roomy (or not) it feels, with front seats set at a reasonable spot, without obsessing too much about the published specs.

 

[03DSG]

I ask myself how the Camera man did know that the car will stop exactly at his/her position? Maybe just coincidence or they did know that they do stop at the same spot all the time.... or its a leaked video designed by Tesla to create some good mood.....

We don´t know what we don´t know....

Maybe they stopped multiple times (at the same spot) to launch the car and this was the best recording to post online...

Here's the answer:

First video of a performance Model 3!?

 

[derkan]

Model 3 at Atascadero supercharger. Notice S and X in the background.

 

[3Victoria]

It is like they had been there before and saw (and filmed) those test again and again...
Inconceivable! So it's a setup!

P.S. Check google maps - it is the best place to stop.

/edit ninjaed.

Google Maps

 

[anonim1979]

Tesla Model 3 - Driving Impression - OCDetailing®

 

[SageBrush]

^^ What are the big numbers in the windshield ?
I'd love to hear it is a VIN but that seem like to much to hope for.

 

[T34ME]

^^ What are the big numbers in the windshield ?.

These numbers are in the wait line for Customer Service at my local DMV!

 

[03DSG]

^^ What are the big numbers in the windshield ?
I'd love to hear it is a VIN but that seem like to much to hope for.

OCDetailing service number tag.